Not a day goes by where you don’t read about company X or founder Y raising millions in equity investment for their startup venture or scale stage business.
Every week more ‘Funds’ are announced to support “women, indigenous, early stage, scale stage, sector specific, and there is currently 4,000 grants worth $50B listed on the GrantGuru website.
It can be competitive, confusing and really difficult to navigate and prepare yourself and your venture to attract funding, and we all know how important having sufficient cash is to support growth and scale.
Here at One10 we speak with founders and startups every day about investment, funding, pitching and grants, which is why we have created this specific Masterclass called “Funding Your Venture”.
As we slowly enter the post Covid-19 environment we are cautiously optimistic that the sectors we operate in will start to see green shoots.
The recent Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) report, Benchmarking Impact: Australian Impact Investor Insights, Activity and Performance Report 2020, shows impact investing holds enormous potential to channel capital towards our most challenging social and environmental issues.
We seek to play an important role in supporting a prosperous, sustainable and just future, a future where investment enables and empowers emerging founders and companies to make significant social, environmental, financial and cultural impacts across the world.
Since the socially aware era of the 1960s the concept of impact investing has been steadily gaining momentum.
Now, a growing body of evidence indicates impact investing has moved well beyond casual philanthropy, hitting the mainstream and offering a very real financial return.
If you’re an entrepreneur, or an innovative organisation that is just starting out, there’s a high chance you’ll need capital to get the ball rolling. A startup is just that, you’re in the idea phase; there is no customer base, product development or generated revenue. On top of that, there’s marketing, potential labour/staffing and system costs, inventory, etc, etc. You need capital, but where do you get it?
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Proud to announce today that Impact Investor and One10 Founder, Geoff Gourley and One10 are backing a new Regionally-Based Social Enterprise venture called Clann.
Green is the new black in investing as billions of dollars pour into ethical funds and a rush of financial products with environment and social themes targets mainstream investors.
Ethical fund assets grew 62 per cent in 2015 to $52 billion, shows the latest Responsible Investment Association Australasia (RIAA) Benchmark Report. The sector has doubled in two years as responsible investing redefines the investment landscape.
Impact Investment Ready, a new initiative to help for purpose businesses and not-for-profit organisations explore potential impact investing activities and opportunities has been launched by Impact Investing Australia and Philanthropy Australia.
